How do I stop seeing reactions on my feed in LinkedIn?

Question

In LinkedIn, most people's reactions bring useless content to my feed and force me to stop following them. Be it unfunny Facebook-like memes, be it useless "click X if you agree, click Y if you disagree", be it completely fake HR stories, I don't wanna see it. If the person didn't find it interesting enough to SHARE, I don't want to see it.

Is it possible to see only original content and shared content on my feed? If so, how?

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In response to this mod comment:

show what you have tried, share what you found from this site and from the official resources for LinkedIn end users , i.e. Linkedin Help, and why it didn't meet your needs.

Searching for inurl:linkedin.com/help/ intitle:reactions on Google gave me the following results:

1. Use LinkedIn Reactions
2. Using LinkedIn Reactions in Group Conversations
3. Use LinkedIn Reactions
4. Use LinkedIn Reactions
5. Using LinkedIn Reactions in Group Conversations

They are not helpful because they are targeted for people that doesn't even know that Reactions exist. It does not mentions the possibility of configuring how Reactions show in the Feed.

Searching for inurl:linkedin.com/help/ intitle:feed "reactions" on Google gave me the following results:

1. Best Practices to Customize What you see on Your LinkedIn Feed
2. Best Practices to Customize What you see on Your LinkedIn Feed
3. Best Practices to Customize What you see on Your LinkedIn Feed

They are not helpful because they suggest only muting and unfollowing people to customize what I see on my feed. But that's already what I'm doing. I'd like to have a more fine-grained configuration, like, following people's publications, but not their reactions.

Examples of useless content:

Reaction vote:

Probably fake quote:

People unhappy with their currently job, criticising their employer:

Facebook-like unfunny memes:

Fake HR stories:

Begging a job position ('share to help me find a work position'):

Off-topic content, aka SPAM (non-professional content):

Answer 1

OFFICIAL LINKEDIN REPLY:

I contacted LinkedIn Support and got this answer:

Unfortunately, the functionality you're referring to is currently not yet supported by LinkedIn. I hope you understand. [...] I would suggest you submit this under the LinkedIn Feedback report instead for your future convenience. The more voices being heard to certain reports, improvements, or suggestions, the faster Linkedin will look into such issues.

Answer 2

It looks like you think that "reactions" are a type of message that can be blocked. That is incorrect.

What you are showing in the question body are just images asking LinkedIn users to use the "reactions" feature.

To learn about the LinkedIn feed read LinkedIn Feed - Overview.

To tell LinkedIn that you don't want to see a certain type of content in the LinkedIn feed, follow the instructions at Hide content in your feed.

To be more specific, when LinkedIn shows something in your feed because one of your contacts "reacted" to it, that content will be framed (included in a box). The name of your contact that "reacted" is shown at the top of that frame and to the right, there is a meatball menu (horizontal three-dot menu):

Click the menu, then select "I don't want to see this"

Then you will be asked to tell LinkedIn why you don't want to see that

If the reasons shown don't meet your needs, send your feedback directly to LinkedIn.

Reference

• Use LinkedIn Reactions